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If Netflix can guarantee that it has snuffed out VPNs, and it does seem that the company has managed to do so with much efficiency — much to the disappointment of VPN loyalists like yours truly — then it could be in position to implement varied pricing, just like Spotify and others do.

If Netflix can guarantee that it has snuffed out VPNs, and it does seem that the company has managed to do so with much efficiency — much to the disappointment of VPN loyalists like yours truly — then it could be in position to implement varied pricing, just like Spotify and others do.

In France, however, the Mitterrand government has snuffed out much entrepreneurial activity by its move toward centralized planning and government control of credit.

For now, Putin has snuffed out this not-quite revolution.

Kagame's critics say he has snuffed out much of Rwanda's independent media.

Cameron says there have been moments in the past when "uniformity" in the provision of services has snuffed out enterprise.

In Western Europe, the ending of the cold war has snuffed out one source of ideological conflict, but new sparks might catch fire.

Some might successfully argue that the Boss with the shopaholic tendencies has snuffed out baseball, but without Steinbrenner in the daily mix, who would give the sport life?

So far the military has snuffed out even the smallest expressions of dissent, threatening long prison sentences for those who remain defiant.

A draconian press law has snuffed out independent reporting.

Fear has snuffed out any sense of community.